The prospector's day
The whole loop, from first signal to the next departure.
What Early Access means here
The expedition is real and playable. It is also still being extended.
- Five destinations, each drawn from a real place where real treasure was found.
- The whole loop — detector, pickaxe, pan, sieve, magnet and brush.
- English and French, seated or standing, teleport or free movement.
- No internet connection needed once it is installed.
- Kimberley, the Western Australian diamond country, is built and waiting — it is the first destination to arrive after launch.
- More sites after it, working toward twelve in the full version.
- Six languages, translated by people rather than by machine.
- There is a feedback screen inside the game. It reaches the developer directly, and it does not ask who you are.
- The Discord is a direct line to the developer, and the first place new destinations get argued about.
Built by one person in Victoria, Australia. If something is broken or wrong — particularly if you actually swing a coil — that is worth hearing about far more than a kind review.
Buried Worlds
on Reddit
A free daily deduction dig, and the quickest way to try the idea without a headset. Six digs, one buried relic, same field for everyone.
Every day, one relic is buried somewhere in a shared field. Sweep your detector, read the signal, and triangulate the spot in six digs or fewer. Then share your grid and compare routes with everyone else who dug the same field.
Play today's digTalk to the person who made it
Buried Worlds VR was built by one person in Victoria, and he is on the Discord most days. It is a direct line for questions and bug reports, and the first place new destinations get argued about.